The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-22

All0llOT vi l. CuiUNA
G.. w. Youker, of Salem, is agent
of the Parvin Iron Wagon In that Sec
ton.
II is said that the past month has
been the coolest December In seven
years.
II is said that the music Arm of +.
A.. North & TO-, Philadelphia, whom
Penn. Pierce owes 500 has failed.
We are unable to give the biogrsph-
ical sketch of Rev. G.. Eivin this week,
but will do 81 IN a week or two.
william Smith, who kept n record OF
the weather, says that 1885 had 75
rains, % SHOWS and 4 sleet storms.
Isiah Ottinger has bargsined for a lot
of land of John Smith ON which he pro-
poses to build a house in the Spring.
Capt. Samuel Denny has purchased
the yacsnt lot ut h corner Of Pitman
st. and Wissahickon Ave. Of Lydia
Guest.
Mr.. Clark Turnerihss rsciveed some
fine clover and timothy seed from the
West. Farmers who want SOME should
examine them.
Joseph II. Clark is having u double
house erected I the Cove, John A.
Featherer will live in n part OF 1t
when finished.
Assemblyman Newell, of this county
puts up at the American House while
in Trenton, while Senator Miller stops
at the State Street House.
At a meeting of the Direction of the
West Jersey Game Protective Society
held in Gloucester City recently, $500
was appropriated for qSai's-
Extra meetings began at Wright's
School House last Sunday night instead
of three weeks ago as published. Some
Young follower of Ananias told us
wrong.
Several of the farmers who have
sweet potatoes stored are selling them
at from 81 .25 to $3.50 per barrel. There
are 50 many In the country that the
price does not advance.
A full attendance Of the members OF
Nikomis Tribe Imp'd Order of Red
Men is requested on next Tuesday
night, 25th, as there is business of I'M
portance to be transacted.
We call the attention OF our readers
to the prospectus of the Weekly Press,
of Philadelphia, published in another
column. This is Ole Of tue best great
Metropolitan Family Newspapers.
The congregation of the new Trinity
NJ. E. Church, Pennsvilie, showed their
appreciation of their PASTORS services
by prese nting him with a gold watch
and chain, last Wednesday evening.
Stacy ID. Layton, whom we announc-
ed last week as very sick, died on Fri
day evening of last week before all "f
our edition was printed. He was one
of the most aged citizens of this vicin-
ity being 10 years old.
DIR. ID. Garrison took unto him
self a fair Philadelphia maid on We'd
nesday. After the ceremony they went
to New York. We congratulate the
genial Doc on his capturing his fair
prize.
The anniversary of the organization
of the meeting for the promotion OF
Christian Holiness. organized by Mn,
Lizzie Smith, will be held in the Brick
next Thursday. Services IL
the morning, afternoon and evening.
Death has been sarnering IA sevsraI
dear ones in Pennsgrove of late. Las
Sunday four lay dead in our town
Mrs. Jesse Holton Was buried OF Mon
day, Stacy ID. Layton and George Whit
aker's daughter on Tuesday, and Hen
ry N. Munion's child on Wednesday.
The following are the new officers O
Action Post, of Pennsgrove. Com.
David Bowen; $. V. c., Charles En-
glish; Jr. V. G., James N. Cook; Adj,
jeremiah 5. Biddle; Surgeon, Andrew
Hughes; Chap, Geo. II. Pyle; Q. NJ,
David G. Simpklns; o. D.. John Biddle
o. F., jacob Nixon; $. NJ. Vim. Nun
ion; @. NJ. Serg't., H. IL. DeGrofft.
Mural Lodge, l. o. o. F., OF Penns
grove, has installed the following Of
ffcers: N. c., Henry Blohm; V. G.,
Israel Dolbow, Jr.; r. Sec, G. W. Ca
BILE; Per. Ser. Robert Muffin; Treas.
s. r. Leap; Warden, James G. Muir
ply; Con-, S. l.. Thompson; o. G..
VIM. p. Shrouds; I. G., Henry Patton
R. 5. n. G., Chss. z. Somers; L. 8. G..
Geo. NJ Bevis; X. $. v. G., John )
Black; l.. S. v. g., Edward Doughcr
day, Jr.; r. S. s., Geo. Z. Cam; L. 5
S., Isaac d. Hillmsn; Chaplain, II. M
Flanagan.